Deception Songs Novels & Stories

That felt like a slap to my face, I staggared - fighting desperately for balance. "Want to know who she is? She's the one who matters. You were just a fleeting distraction trying to get close to me. Despite your polished appearance, you're not as refined as you seem. You're just some girl, a mere facade, probably why you're working in a strip club. I was lonely when we met, and you fit the bill as a temporary diversion." I froze, stunned by his words. 'Just some girl?' I echoed, disbelieving. "You think I missed that? You were trying to set me up for a better future. I overheard you discussing it with your sister. I had to play along. You think I wouldn't notice your late-night visits to a c

Their enemies were always one step ahead, but now, with the ledger in the wrong hands, the danger was magnified. “We need to find them before they destroy everything,” Sienna whispered. “And we have to assume they’re watching.” ⸻ The next morning, Lena gathered the remaining team members. “We’re going to play Nexus at their own game,” she said, eyes sharp with determination. “We’ll feed false information, create decoys, make them chase shadows while we prepare the final strike.” Dominic agreed. “We can use the leak as bait. If they think they have the upper hand, they’ll expose themselves.”

He took Nina's hand and walked onto the stage. Facing the priest's inquiry, Dante put on a slight smile, but his voice was cold as ice as he spoke to the loving Nina, "I do not." Nina stared in disbelief and grabbed Dante's hand. "Dante, you… you're joking, right?" Dante shook off her hand forcefully. Watching Nina stumble and fall to the ground because her heels were too high, he looked down at her from above. "You went to great lengths to marry me, but I refuse to give you what you want!”

“Congratulations.” And then I walked away. I thought I won't be affected by his response. I thought I couldn’t even feel more betrayed by his answer. But that was a lie. Lights flickered across the sweaty crowd; the club was filled with music and partying noise; I poured another shot down my throat; it burned like hell. I am not even sure what it was. Vodka? Tequila? It didn’t matter. This had become routine. A coping mechanism, as Nana Rosa liked to call it.

We need to act now before it becomes too late. Isabella pulled back, the impact of Clara's words crashing onto her. She wished to trust Clara, yet every aspect of their history led her to doubt the sincerity of the proposal. "I’m not sure," she replied, her voice shaking with unease. "I'm not certain whether I can rely on you, Clara." You have deceived me previously. “How can I be certain this isn’t another trap?”

He did not even notice the sadness and tears in my eyes. As Sean pushed my wheelchair forward, his phone started ringing again. I had heard the unique, familiar ringtone so many times before. He always claimed it was an important work call, and I believed him. I never doubted him and believed everything he said. Yet, it seemed that whether it was his promises or casual conversation, nearly everything he told me was a lie—90 percent deception, 10 percent half-hearted effort. Just like now, when he stopped in his tracks, his phone completely captured his attention. I glanced at the screen and saw the caller ID—Jenna.

"And I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. But please, just give me another chance. I promise I'll do better, I'll be better." I shook my head, feeling a sense of disgust and contempt. "You're not even listening to me," I said, my voice firm. "You're not even hearing what I'm saying. You're just trying to manipulate me, to control me, to get me to do what you want."

We're really doing this! "Again! Ashlynn! Again!" I yell excited the drive was over now, but I want more, I want her to drive us faster. "You got it," she agrees, turning on music this time, the song was an NF song, too loud, we sang it along, screaming the songs out loud. "You two are the best little friends ever!" Ashlynn yells, I agree with her, they are the best sisters I've ever got. "I love you two!" I say out loud loving this!

The muscle in his jaw twitched. "I know you'd come here one day looking for answers," the man continued. "It's your birthday today." A smile eased out of his lips. "I came to wish you this morning, but you were sleeping peacefully. As much as my heart is at ease, it also holds the fear that someday the hardships awaiting you will wipe off that peace." Aluxious's face was an impassive mask as he stared at his father's memory. "Your path is filled with deception and greed. The people here would do anything to be in your position. Their greed for power outweighs their morale."

She protested playfully. “You missed your cue!” He pouted, looking like a spoiled child. “Okay, okay, I’m sorry.” He looked pleased with her apology, throwing her a beaming smile. “Oh, I love this song!” she exclaimed when the familiar tune of ‘Wise men say’ by Kina Ganis filled the car. “None of these songs are originals.” Deagan frowned, listening to the unfamiliar voice that sang a familiar song. “Nope, they’re covers by unknown artists.” She answered shortly, seeming relaxed when the woman’s sweet voice rang through the speakers; he couldn’t help but admit that it sounded amazing.